Philips 2026 OLED and LCD TVs now available

Philips' first TVs with second-generation Tandem WOLED are now available in Europe. The TV brand is also launching its first LCD TVs with RGB LED as well as more affordable OLED and LCD TVs.

The biggest change this year is that Philips has dropped Google TV in favor of Titan OS. Those who want Google TV can still add it easily with an external box like Google TV Streamer or streaming sticks.

In terms of display technology, Philips is betting its money on second-generation Tandem WOLED and RGB LED in LCD TVs, taking over from previous years' focus on miniLED.


New OLED TVs for 2026
OLED811 replaces last year's popular OLED810, which is the closest rival to LG's C series. OLED911 and OLED951 are the models with tandem OLED, promising even higher brightness.

OLED761 is Philips' first model to feature the more affordable OLED SE panel. It is expected to reach attractive price levels later this year.


New LCD TVs for 2026
Philips' first LCD TV with RGB LED, which expands the color gamut for use with HDR content, is MLED981. However, note that is only available in 85 inches.

PQS9001 is the new 'The One', a model offering the most essential technology for 2026 according to Philips. This includes 144Hz, HDMI 2.1 and 3-sided Ambilight, which Philips remains alone in offering as a built-in feature among TV makers. Ambilight has been expanded this year with AmbiScape.

 Also read: Philips 2026 TV lineup (with TV compare tool)

Beyond these, a range of more affordable LCD TVs in the 8 and 7 series are also available now. These are 50Hz LCD TVs without HDMI 2.1. Most of them still have Ambilight, however.

The 2026 models are now becoming available across Europe, with some of biggest sizes coming slightly later. Philips is sold under license in the US so it is a different lineup. See the table below and click on the price to see retailers or model name to see full specifications in the TV database.

2026 Philips TVs – prices & retailers
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